“I think God has something in store for me,” 1st Lt. Nick Vogt said. “People will tell me, ‘Oh, you did such a good job!’ But I’m like, ‘I was just the meat.’ I owe a lot to everyone — they are the ones who are inspiring. I have every reason to become a doctor, so I can give back.” (The good 1st Lt. received 500 units of blood, a record.)
Blogging from the brig. . .
I have the greatest respect and admiration for this man (and others of his ilk).
There for the grace of God go I…
Yours Aye
Men like this are true heroes. That word is sometimes overused, but it fits in this case. He was going to be a doctor and he Ranger qualled?
Thanks for highlighting this great man.
If only I had one tenth the courage and strength of this awesome man and future doctor.
He’s got the right idea… And best wishes to him!
I agree with you all, a great man!
I agree, too.